ELC Question
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If you have the inflator, you have ELC.
Peel back the trunk carpet from the seat back in the trunk, on the right side next to the Right Rear strut tower. You'll see a solonoid valve with wires and tubes. That'* the valve that selects between ELC and the inflator.
Peel back the trunk carpet from the seat back in the trunk, on the right side next to the Right Rear strut tower. You'll see a solonoid valve with wires and tubes. That'* the valve that selects between ELC and the inflator.
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Originally Posted by viziondetroit
I tried to push the inflate button, but nothing happened
Jay
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Yours is the same. If you disconnect the selector valve behind the rear seat (peel back carpet next to Right Rear Strut Tower), it defaults to ELC, but if you turn on the inflator, it will overfill the struts.
Do this and then pull fuse #12 when fully raised on the rear, and you have dragstrip mode
The point is that you can only 'fill' one system at a time normally. When the inflator is ON, it won't allow the ELC to be selected on the valve.
Do this and then pull fuse #12 when fully raised on the rear, and you have dragstrip mode
The point is that you can only 'fill' one system at a time normally. When the inflator is ON, it won't allow the ELC to be selected on the valve.
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Originally Posted by karfreek
Originally Posted by viziondetroit
I tried to push the inflate button, but nothing happened
Jay
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